UX/Design for Beginners to Advanced

Tools: Adobe XD, Figma, Miro for wireframing, InVision for prototypes.

Materials: User personas templates, usability testing scenarios, guided design challenges.

Module 1: Introduction to UX Design and Fundamentals

Objective: Build foundational knowledge of UX design principles and tools while learning the basics of wireframing and prototyping.

• Understanding UX design, career opportunities, and its distinction from UI design.


• Core UX principles: usability, accessibility, consistency, and design thinking.


• Hands-on evaluation of existing UX designs and case studies.


• Introduction to Figma, Adobe XD, and Miro for design workflows.


• Fundamentals of user research, including surveys and interviews.


• Creation of user personas and user stories for design projects.


• Exploring wireframing techniques and usability testing fundamentals.


• Accessibility guidelines and evaluating designs for inclusivity.


• Assignments and quizzes reinforcing core UX principles and research techniques.

Module 2: Intermediate UX Design Skills and Collaboration

Objective: Dive deeper into advanced tools, collaboration workflows, and user-centered design strategies.

• Advanced prototyping with interactive elements and transitions.


• Developing high-fidelity wireframes for complex applications.


• Collaboration tools and workflows using Miro, InVision, and Figma.


• Designing intuitive user flows and mapping user journeys.


• Remote usability testing techniques and result analysis.


• Best practices for designing responsive interfaces for desktop and mobile.


• Typography, color theory, and visual hierarchy in UX.


• Introduction to design systems and component libraries in Figma.


• Portfolio development and documentation of UX case studies.


• Mid-term project: Designing a mobile app prototype for a real-world problem.

Module 3: Advanced UX Design Techniques and Applications

Objective: Explore advanced UX design strategies, frameworks, and the integration of user feedback into design iterations.

• Micro-interactions, animations, and enhancing user experience through motion.


• Emotional design and psychological factors influencing UX.


• Scaling design systems for large projects and team collaborations.


• UX considerations for AR, VR, voice interfaces, and wearable devices.


• Data-driven UX design using user analytics and feedback.


• A/B testing methodologies for iterative design improvements.


• Ethical UX design, avoiding dark patterns, and promoting user well-being.


• Designing for global audiences with cultural inclusivity in mind.


• Capstone project planning: End-to-end UX project development.


• Final project execution, presentation, and peer review.

Module 4: Freelancing, Professional Growth, and Career Building in UX Design

Objective: Prepare students for professional careers in UX design, with a focus on freelancing, job readiness, and personal branding.

• Understanding UX job roles, career pathways, and industry opportunities.


• Freelancing essentials: pricing, contracts, and project management.


• Building and showcasing a UX portfolio with case studies.


• Networking, community engagement, and leveraging LinkedIn, Dribbble, and Behance.


• Recommended UX certifications and professional courses.


• Developing a personal brand as a UX designer.


• Handling client projects, feedback, and effective communication.


• Time management strategies for UX freelancers and professionals.


• Mock interview preparation and common UX job interview questions.


• Creating a personalized career roadmap and final reflections.